The owner of an Oklahoma restaurant is
under fire after a customer claimed he was discriminated against
because he's disabled. Gary's Chicaros' owner, Gary James, didn't
make things much better when he gave an interview to a local news
station: "I've been in business 44 years, I think I can spot a
freak or a faggot," he told KFOR.

Matt Gard, who was a regular diner at
Gary's, said James's treatment of disabled and minority customers has
increased over the years. He said he was recently kicked out while trying to enjoy a steak dinner.

"He
doesn't like certain people of race, color, ethnicity," Gard told KFOR. "Now, he tried to find a weak excuse not to let me in with my
wheelchair or the weak excuse of having loud people with me."

James
denies Gard's claims, saying he banned Gard for another reason. "He
created an issue. You only have one time here. You create an issue,
you're out forever."

"If
you work, you own a business, pay your taxes, you're more than
welcome here," he said. "[But] if you're on welfare, stay at
home and spend my money, there."

At
least 140 other people took to Gary's Chicaros' Facebook page to
share their stories of being discriminated against by James.

All
of which shouldn't be a surprise, considering the official t-shirts
at Chicaro's. Those shirts say "Faggot-Free Zone," the N-word,
and include threats against Muslims and Democrats.

James wears the
shirt openly and says he's proud of it.

"I
really don't want gays around," he said "Any man that would
compromise his own body would compromise anything."

When
KFOR's reporter, who is Asian, asked James if he'd call her a
"chink," he said only if they were drinking and "joking
around."

"If
I reached over there and slapped the shit out of you, you should be
offended," he said. "But to call someone a 'chink' or someone
call me a bigot, that doesn't bother me."